
Apartments near Fashion Valley Mall in San Diego, CA (1,948 Rentals)


4090 Falcon St

Fresno Street Townhomes

4083-4089 Falcon St

4181 5th Ave

515 Arbor Dr

4118 Bachman Pl

Cedar Crest II

1210 W Lewis St

The Courtyards

5844 Lauretta St

1280 Goshen St

Arbor Woods

1118 Fresno St

1121 Eureka St

Valley Terrace

120 Lewis St

1134-1148 Fresno St

2137-2165 Burroughs St

6604 Kelly St

4095 Front St

1111 Eureka St

6646 Kelly St

4055 Falcon Pl

Park Villas South

Villa Portofino on Front

5828 Riley St

Kelly Street Apartments

4093 1st Ave

1127 Eureka St

4109 3rd Ave

4073-4077 Front St

6750-6756 Kelly St

6736-6740 Kelly St

4568 Maryland St

5777 Gaines St

5810 Riley St

Burroughs Street Apartments

1303 W Lewis St

4092-4096 3rd Ave

6664-6672 Kelly St

4071 Front St

4064 Front St

1Mission

4061-65 Front St

Woodspring

6702-6730 Kelly St

4052-4062 Front St

5800 Mildred St

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